Posted by caddpro123 on 26th of Dec 2011 at 05:11 pm
"Trader Tracks Situational Alert Saturday, 12-24-11 -Christmas
Eve at 740am PST - roger wiegand -Traderrog:
"We have received a report of unusual banking activity.
Banking screens on 138 different currencies are show 00.000. Some
rate fluctuations are beginning to appear. There have been no
answers on this activity but banks have been notified to expect a
large change in currency rates." (quote not attributed to protect
the source). "
No idea of the validity of these statements but.......
I was a soldier some decades ago. I stood watch on the East
German Border protecting the "West" from the tyranny of a police
state. A place where indefinite detention and torture was not only
legal but done every day. It was the soldier that ensured that
there was no freedom. And it was the soldier that made sure that
kind of evil did not spread any further.
And sadly as I am writing this with tears in my eyes; it will be
the soldier that will come and take these freedoms away.
For those of you who are still unaware: S.1867 specifically
authorizes the US military to operate inside the United States. It
allows for US citizens to seized , tortured (by sending them over
seas) detained indefinitely or just executed. Under this Bill
the government no longer has to bother with the Bill of Rights, due
process or Habeas Corpus. This bill and its companion in the House
have already passed. Only 7 Senators upheld their sworn oath of
office to protect and defend the Constitution. In the live free or
die state freedom came in last. Obama is saying he will veto the
bill. But it is not because of the actions of the soldier that he
is concerned. Apparently there is a section in the Bill that might
enable a victim to claim certain rights under the Geneva
Convention. The final bill presented to the President will most
likely delete this section..........
Posted by caddpro123 on 2nd of Dec 2011 at 07:53 am
The last week or so I have been seeing conflicting numbers on
institutional holdingsin gold and silver stocks. It appears that
since the beginning of October many have declined. What are people
seeing for gold and silver institutional holdings currently?
Obviously this is a key leading indicator.
Posted by caddpro123 on 1st of Dec 2011 at 09:00 am
As always it really depends on your appetite for risk. Jag has
solid fundamentals and is a producing and profitable miner. Having
said that, where would JAG be right now without the offer? Most
likely at least a dollar below its current price. Also look at the
daily short volume. It is higher than most of its peers over the
last 10 days. But with the PM volatility over the last year
it seems more of a crap shoot than anything else. Without
consideration for your entry price, $6.7 is certainly
reasonable.
Posted by caddpro123 on 30th of Nov 2011 at 08:43 am
Comex February gold futures prices are trading solidly higher on
the just-announced move by the major central banks of the world to
increase ligquidity in the financial market
Posted by caddpro123 on 21st of Nov 2011 at 09:07 am
Good Morning
I trade the PM's Gold and Silver specifically. Occasionally I
will trade any sector if the trade looks compelling enough. I was
wondering there is seldom mention the London price action for PM's.
Often this provides another piece in puzzle for the days general PM
price movements.London PM stocks are down significantly today. It
would appear that US PM's will follow suit.
Given the fact that the FED/Treasury has literally
destroyed the dollar it continues to amaze me the power that Wall
Street insiders have maintained over the gold and silver market. At
this point gold should be well north of $5000 just adjusting for
inflation. And yet gold and silver languish at a fraction of their
inflation adjusted all time highs.
Posted by caddpro123 on 16th of Nov 2011 at 12:42 pm
Wow
Likes like a lot of those shorts might luck out here. Jaguar
is not excepting the offer. And no counter offer so far.
There is a hint that there may be something iffy about the entire
"offer". Looks like there will be some big winners and some big
losers today.
Posted by caddpro123 on 16th of Nov 2011 at 08:20 am
Did anyone notice this was announced in Shanghai about about 4
hours ago. I had 3000 shares which I sold for a 7% profit at the
end of October. Oh well......
Posted by caddpro123 on 7th of Nov 2011 at 06:14 am
The whole idea of these "deals" is to make sure that the big
investors get as much of their money back as possible. They are
just waiting until public attention begins to focus on the next
"crisis". These deals are not about protecting the public from bad
banking investments. It is about protecting the bad banking
investors from the public. You know take from the 99% and give to
1%. (in simple terms it is the rich stealing from the poor....again
and again and again)
Good for the Greeks. Why in world should any sovereign country
place the profits of private foreign banks ahead of the assets of
the people of an entire country is beyond me. It is only a matter
of time before the countries of the world start to follow Iceland's
lead and tell the bankers to take a hike and start putting the
crooked politicians working with them in jail. If you apply just an
ounce of common sense to the big "banking" picture you quickly
realize that the 10 largest banks in the world are literally going
from country to country attempting to steal each country's wealth.
Add up the total amount the banks claim the "world" owes and one
quickly sees it is far more that the wealth of the countries
involved could ever have possibly borrowed in a traditional sense.
And given this where are the tangible assets/services that these
countries allegedly borrowed all this money to buy? Even if every
penny was given to the citizens (didn't come close to happening)
where are all the goods and services that these trillions would
have bought? If your asking a country to repay many times their GNP
the logical question to ask is OK where did the money go?
The losses are all on paper (derivatives are a prime example).
They were contrived to create paper losses from the outset. This is
a simple case of fraud and extortion by the banks. It is pretty
much the same small group of banks in every country. The quicker
that banks are stopped by simply NOT paying them any more money,
the quicker the markets can make adjustments and return to
equilibrium. Bear in mind that in essence the world at large is
being asked to bankrupt the citizens of entire countries to allow a
handful of banks to generate massive profits. My point is
that sooner rather than later entire countries are going to go
after the banks and the market turmoil that results will be
interesting to say the least.
Posted by caddpro123 on 27th of Sep 2011 at 08:09 am
Of course its prime time some where at any given moment. But it
is highly suspect when these kinds of massive swings continue to
occur when the US and European markets are closed. Consider
what percentage of the global daily market volume these 2
markets represent. In short it is far easier to manipulate the
markets with the much smaller activity occuring at night (IMHO
they are clearly being manipulated-consider the massive hedge fund
sell off of gold/silver just PRIOR to last thursdays blood bath and
comdex piling on with the "announcement" of margin hikes again)
Regardless 3/4 of the world markets (volume wise) are in the dark
so to speak when all these overnight swings keep occuring. These
are NOT the result of natural market forces. This is simply rigging
the markets for short term profit. So those in the know middle of
the night traders got to buy gold down a hunderd and 12 hours
later they will sell up a $110. This isn't "trading" its
stealing.
Posted by caddpro123 on 7th of Sep 2011 at 01:48 pm
Ok
Clearly gold is once more being manipulated DOWN. Looking at
insider sells of some of the major gold miners yesterday on the
Canadian exchange it is clear that a whole bunch of people knew
this was coming. The real tragedy here of course is that I didn't
know......
Posted by caddpro123 on 24th of Aug 2011 at 02:06 am
"Wondering why gold dropped by almost $100 today? Wonder no
more: today the Shanghai Gold Exchange lifted gold
margins for forward contracts the second time this month to
12% beginning on Friday"
Like silver earlier this year the abrupt halt in gold
prices was due to direct market manipulation by key inside
players. Anyone who had prior knowledge of the inpending
margin hikes would have made a killing. Of course that would be
insider trading and hence illegal so those lucky insiders were
just luckly....again.
This also begs the question; just how high would gold and silver
be right now without the direct intervention? Clearly they should
be a lot lot higher. Adjusting for inflation perhaps double what
they are now. It is hard not to listen to whispers of rigged
markets. But then again this is hardly news to readers here.
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Lower volume
January volume
Posted by caddpro123 on 1st of Feb 2012 at 07:13 am
Is it lower volume or just a lot less transparency for retail traders?
Currency markets being manipulated
Posted by caddpro123 on 26th of Dec 2011 at 05:11 pm
"Trader Tracks Situational Alert Saturday, 12-24-11 -Christmas Eve at 740am PST - roger wiegand -Traderrog:
"We have received a report of unusual banking activity. Banking screens on 138 different currencies are show 00.000. Some rate fluctuations are beginning to appear. There have been no answers on this activity but banks have been notified to expect a large change in currency rates." (quote not attributed to protect the source). "
No idea of the validity of these statements but.......
ZLCS significant insider selling in October
Posted by caddpro123 on 16th of Dec 2011 at 11:13 am
Great Basin Gold GBG looking to break out
Posted by caddpro123 on 7th of Dec 2011 at 09:34 am
The soldier
70th anniversary of attack on Pearl Harbor
Posted by caddpro123 on 7th of Dec 2011 at 09:08 am
I was a soldier some decades ago. I stood watch on the East German Border protecting the "West" from the tyranny of a police state. A place where indefinite detention and torture was not only legal but done every day. It was the soldier that ensured that there was no freedom. And it was the soldier that made sure that kind of evil did not spread any further.
And sadly as I am writing this with tears in my eyes; it will be the soldier that will come and take these freedoms away.
For those of you who are still unaware: S.1867 specifically authorizes the US military to operate inside the United States. It allows for US citizens to seized , tortured (by sending them over seas) detained indefinitely or just executed. Under this Bill the government no longer has to bother with the Bill of Rights, due process or Habeas Corpus. This bill and its companion in the House have already passed. Only 7 Senators upheld their sworn oath of office to protect and defend the Constitution. In the live free or die state freedom came in last. Obama is saying he will veto the bill. But it is not because of the actions of the soldier that he is concerned. Apparently there is a section in the Bill that might enable a victim to claim certain rights under the Geneva Convention. The final bill presented to the President will most likely delete this section..........
PM stocks institutional holdings declining
Posted by caddpro123 on 2nd of Dec 2011 at 07:53 am
The last week or so I have been seeing conflicting numbers on institutional holdingsin gold and silver stocks. It appears that since the beginning of October many have declined. What are people seeing for gold and silver institutional holdings currently? Obviously this is a key leading indicator.
Jag stops
JAG
Posted by caddpro123 on 1st of Dec 2011 at 09:00 am
As always it really depends on your appetite for risk. Jag has solid fundamentals and is a producing and profitable miner. Having said that, where would JAG be right now without the offer? Most likely at least a dollar below its current price. Also look at the daily short volume. It is higher than most of its peers over the last 10 days. But with the PM volatility over the last year it seems more of a crap shoot than anything else. Without consideration for your entry price, $6.7 is certainly reasonable.
gold jumps $27 on bank news
Posted by caddpro123 on 30th of Nov 2011 at 08:43 am
Comex February gold futures prices are trading solidly higher on the just-announced move by the major central banks of the world to increase ligquidity in the financial market
London PM's price action
Posted by caddpro123 on 21st of Nov 2011 at 09:07 am
Good Morning
I trade the PM's Gold and Silver specifically. Occasionally I will trade any sector if the trade looks compelling enough. I was wondering there is seldom mention the London price action for PM's. Often this provides another piece in puzzle for the days general PM price movements.London PM stocks are down significantly today. It would appear that US PM's will follow suit.
Given the fact that the FED/Treasury has literally destroyed the dollar it continues to amaze me the power that Wall Street insiders have maintained over the gold and silver market. At this point gold should be well north of $5000 just adjusting for inflation. And yet gold and silver languish at a fraction of their inflation adjusted all time highs.
Jaguar to explore "alternatives"
Posted by caddpro123 on 16th of Nov 2011 at 12:42 pm
Wow
Likes like a lot of those shorts might luck out here. Jaguar is not excepting the offer. And no counter offer so far. There is a hint that there may be something iffy about the entire "offer". Looks like there will be some big winners and some big losers today.
Jaguar Mining cash offer $9.30 a share
Posted by caddpro123 on 16th of Nov 2011 at 08:20 am
Did anyone notice this was announced in Shanghai about about 4 hours ago. I had 3000 shares which I sold for a 7% profit at the end of October. Oh well......
Lets see if that 50% haircut gets down to 25% or less.
Greek deal reached?
Posted by caddpro123 on 7th of Nov 2011 at 06:14 am
The whole idea of these "deals" is to make sure that the big investors get as much of their money back as possible. They are just waiting until public attention begins to focus on the next "crisis". These deals are not about protecting the public from bad banking investments. It is about protecting the bad banking investors from the public. You know take from the 99% and give to 1%. (in simple terms it is the rich stealing from the poor....again and again and again)
Title: Good for the Greeks Good
GREEKS... WHAT A MESS!
Posted by caddpro123 on 1st of Nov 2011 at 11:41 am
Good for the Greeks. Why in world should any sovereign country place the profits of private foreign banks ahead of the assets of the people of an entire country is beyond me. It is only a matter of time before the countries of the world start to follow Iceland's lead and tell the bankers to take a hike and start putting the crooked politicians working with them in jail. If you apply just an ounce of common sense to the big "banking" picture you quickly realize that the 10 largest banks in the world are literally going from country to country attempting to steal each country's wealth. Add up the total amount the banks claim the "world" owes and one quickly sees it is far more that the wealth of the countries involved could ever have possibly borrowed in a traditional sense. And given this where are the tangible assets/services that these countries allegedly borrowed all this money to buy? Even if every penny was given to the citizens (didn't come close to happening) where are all the goods and services that these trillions would have bought? If your asking a country to repay many times their GNP the logical question to ask is OK where did the money go?
The losses are all on paper (derivatives are a prime example). They were contrived to create paper losses from the outset. This is a simple case of fraud and extortion by the banks. It is pretty much the same small group of banks in every country. The quicker that banks are stopped by simply NOT paying them any more money, the quicker the markets can make adjustments and return to equilibrium. Bear in mind that in essence the world at large is being asked to bankrupt the citizens of entire countries to allow a handful of banks to generate massive profits. My point is that sooner rather than later entire countries are going to go after the banks and the market turmoil that results will be interesting to say the least.
Hong Kong gold trading in yuan
Posted by caddpro123 on 17th of Oct 2011 at 10:52 am
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15330664
global market timing
SPX Pivots
Posted by caddpro123 on 27th of Sep 2011 at 08:09 am
Of course its prime time some where at any given moment. But it is highly suspect when these kinds of massive swings continue to occur when the US and European markets are closed. Consider what percentage of the global daily market volume these 2 markets represent. In short it is far easier to manipulate the markets with the much smaller activity occuring at night (IMHO they are clearly being manipulated-consider the massive hedge fund sell off of gold/silver just PRIOR to last thursdays blood bath and comdex piling on with the "announcement" of margin hikes again) Regardless 3/4 of the world markets (volume wise) are in the dark so to speak when all these overnight swings keep occuring. These are NOT the result of natural market forces. This is simply rigging the markets for short term profit. So those in the know middle of the night traders got to buy gold down a hunderd and 12 hours later they will sell up a $110. This isn't "trading" its stealing.
Ok Clearly gold is once more
Anatomy of an intervention
Posted by caddpro123 on 7th of Sep 2011 at 01:48 pm
Ok
Clearly gold is once more being manipulated DOWN. Looking at insider sells of some of the major gold miners yesterday on the Canadian exchange it is clear that a whole bunch of people knew this was coming. The real tragedy here of course is that I didn't know......
Gold decline hardly due to natural market forces
Posted by caddpro123 on 24th of Aug 2011 at 02:06 am
"Wondering why gold dropped by almost $100 today? Wonder no more: today the Shanghai Gold Exchange lifted gold margins for forward contracts the second time this month to 12% beginning on Friday"
Like silver earlier this year the abrupt halt in gold prices was due to direct market manipulation by key inside players. Anyone who had prior knowledge of the inpending margin hikes would have made a killing. Of course that would be insider trading and hence illegal so those lucky insiders were just luckly....again.
This also begs the question; just how high would gold and silver be right now without the direct intervention? Clearly they should be a lot lot higher. Adjusting for inflation perhaps double what they are now. It is hard not to listen to whispers of rigged markets. But then again this is hardly news to readers here.